Miguel, it's possible, but it's not normal procedure in most systems I've
worked with. Separate databases are generally used for separate "systems".
Reasons include more work/steps to grant privileges to users, more
difficulty establishing a test system (you need a whole separate MySQL
instance i
Hi,
I am building a new system for the place i work and i was thinking
about organizing my tables in several databases, like "management",
"financial", "production_line" to make things more tidy. I will have
tons of tables, so is it a usual procedure in organizing tables?
The othe
